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tiledb-client
The next generation Python client for TileDB.
This project provides a tiledb.client module and a tiledb.cloud module. The
latter provides some backwards compatibility by re-exporting tiledb.client
names from the tiledb.cloud namespaces. Installing the tiledb-client package
installs both those modules.
tiledb-client is incompatible with tiledb-cloud versions < 1 (all versions on PyPI). Avoid installing tiledb-cloud in Python environments where tiledb-client wil be installed.
Installation
pip install tiledb-client
Quickstart
import tiledb.client
# First, configure your credentials (this saves them to a profile)
tiledb.client.configure(
username="USERNAME",
password="PASSWORD",
workspace="WORKSPACE"
)
# Then login using the stored credentials
tiledb.client.login()
# Now you can use TileDB Client
tiledb.client.teamspaces.list_teamspaces()
Documentation
API documentation is hosted on GitHub: https://tiledb-inc.github.io/TileDB-Client-Py/.
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